Mason Cash | Cane Batter Bowl - 2 Quart

It’s cute, sturdy, the perfect size for what we needed and it works for mixing, etc. I love it!

The weight is perfect for handling a batter mixture without fear of dropping everything. It is completely smooth on the inside making it easy to clean. Some expensive versions have an indentation where the handle attaches. MyMason Cash is a dream.

I have the set of mason cash and wouldn’t trade them for anything. Being a gourmet these bowls are the best in the market and a lifetime investment. I passed my previous ones onto a real active who admired mine for years.

I am taken with these bowls and have purchased several. You need to watch with washing. I have only hand washed but the pottery is slippery so just be careful. BUT I love them just carefully.

Love this. Use it to mix batter.

This really is a beautiful batter bowl. The glazing appears consistent and very smooth inside and out. Cleans up very easy.My deducted star is because it clearly states in description "Designed in U.K., Manufactured in Portugal.", however, it has a "Made in China" sticker on the bottom - which I trust more than the online-description.Had the description been accurate, I probably would have still purchased as I understand my other choice (the Le Creuset Stoneware Batter Bowl) is also made in China - however I would then have given this 5 stars. I don't like misleading advertising - I suspect the location of manufacture has changed and they simply haven't updated product listings everywhere - however it makes me hesitant to trust the country of manufacture for some of the more expensive Mason Cash mixing bowls I've been eyeing.So, happy with product but not description.

I am a home hobbyist cook. I know my equipment, and I have my preferences and idiosyncrasies like anyone. I have kitchen implements that are older than me, that I love. I have modern do-thingies that I love too. But one thing I expect, especially when paying TOP dollar for it, is a quality product, made well, and made to do more than look pretty on a shelf.Mason Cash no longer lives up to these expectations. They look pretty, but they're thin, fragile, chip and break easily, and are clearly NOT made to be used in a real working kitchen. They do, however look lovely sitting still on a shelf. If you actually cook or bake, choose something else.

My wife grew up in the UK. Loves the Mason cash stuff. Very happy